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• #2
you might be able to pull it off. I dont like the red/gold combo though.
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• #3
put a bit of green on it and it'll be like a Christmas decoration
Nice wheels
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• #4
very regal!
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• #5
Hmmm... Red, gold and British racing green, now there's an interesting thought? Not quite sure I could pull that off though :)
put a bit of green on it and it'll be like a Christmas decoration
Nice wheels
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• #6
nice ! like 'em.
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• #7
Red + Gold = Iron Man
And he pulled it off beautifully.
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• #8
I am iiiiooorrrrnnnn man
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• #9
Has he lost his mind?
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• #10
needs black spokes for iron man . . .
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• #11
ahem gabes ...
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• #12
So hold on, are you building a lo-pro or a low profile looking machine with more than 2 colour combinations? I sure am confused and so are those wheels.
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• #14
No thats a broken link I hear:D
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• #15
nice ! Like 'em.
ha! :-d
Seem's a bit silly/vain to be posting pictures of the wheels before the frame they're going on has been built, but they're more than a little over the top and thought it might amuse some-one. They're the Level hubs I got of fixedgearlondon built up with H Plus Son rims. The plan is to match the colour of the frame (once it's built) to the red of the wheels and make everything else silver or gold, a sort of low-profile understated look :?
The fork I got made to fit to my Soma Rush, but then rushed to fit it when I got home tired after a funeral (bloody stupid of me) and (despite measuring it 3 times) managed to cut it way to short. Threaded and fitted with a Chris King gripnut it'll fit a 8cm headtube, so I'm taking this as devine intervention telling me I need to build a low-pro, but I'm not in denial about the general stupidity of building a bike up around a pair of wheels and a fork :)